The Supreme Court rules 6-3 that states can use the SAVE database to verify voter citizenship — a major win for election integrity ahead of the midterms. Heritage fellow Zach Smith explains the ruling and why the Save America Act still matters. President Trump hosts Xi Jinping; Ambassador David Perdue confirms China was warned that any help to Iran is “totally unacceptable.” Kimberly Strassel’s Wall Street Journal piece frames the “Diesel Wars”: record prices vs. Democrat climate mandates and DEF systems that punish working-class truckers. Abdul El-Sayed uses high diesel prices as a campaign talking point. CBS News reports a California family tied to suspected Chinese spy Christine Fang (Fang Fang) donated millions to Gavin Newsom, Kamala Harris and others. Jen Psaki slams Trump over White House press access while her own 2021 Afghanistan-screening assurances proved false. NFL fines players for beer-celebration pantomimes. Kamala Harris explains algorithms using yellow and pink flowers. Plus a massive nor’easter hitting the Northeast and classic Florida stories.

Barack Obama tells a Massachusetts audience that one of the world’s biggest problems is “old men clinging to power” — while remaining deeply involved in politics himself — and suggests putting women in charge of every government for two years. Heritage legal fellow recap of the Supreme Court’s 6-3 ruling allowing states to use the SAVE database to remove non-citizens from voter rolls. Florida focus: Florida’s Voice CEO Brendan Leslie exposes St. Johns County school-board candidate Jillian Tozer as a far-left activist hiding behind a “nonpartisan” label (supports biological males in girls’ sports, opposes school choice and parental rights). Taylor Swift’s new music gets rare criticism and some say her wedding is making marriage “cool again.” Major story out of Michigan: Federalist correspondent Margot Cleveland sues Dearborn for using public money on Ramadan displays while ignoring Christian and Jewish holidays; Mayor Abdullah Hammoud tells a pastor he is a “bigot, racist, Islamophobe” and “not welcome.” Abdul El-Sayed headlines a fundraiser with a Hamas-supporting activist. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth urges 300,000 unregistered service members to vote. Plus classic Florida Man: a pontoon boat with a semi-truck cab on top.

The Supreme Court delivers a 6-3 win for the Trump administration, allowing states to use the SAVE database to verify that only U.S. citizens register to vote. Heritage Foundation legal fellow Zach Smith breaks down the ruling, the three liberal justices’ dissent, and why the Save America Act and state Supreme Courts matter heading into the midterms. Florida stories: State Rep. Bernie Jacques notifies the City of Seminole they are breaking the law by campaigning against Amendment 3 property-tax relief. President Trump hosts Xi Jinping at the White House and discusses the Iran war behind closed doors. Congressman Greg Steube introduces a bill restricting government use of networked Flock license-plate readers after revelations they store interior vehicle images searchable by AI. Senator Ashley Moody presses the FDA nominee on illegal Chinese vapes targeting kids. Plus a bizarre NBC News headline, Jill Biden awarding Joe Biden at a Planned Parenthood event, and goldfish cracker clusters selling for thousands on eBay.

Drew Steele plays President Trump showing Xi Jinping the White House “autopen” portrait of Joe Biden, then talks with conservative comedian Arynne Wexler about performing in Florida, closet conservatives, luxury-belief DSA socialists, and why voters can’t get complacent in the governor’s race. The episode’s Top 5 clips include Benjamin Netanyahu telling UN delegates who walked out they are “moral cowards,” Governor Ron DeSantis on Florida’s SAVE Act and election integrity, Abdul El-Sayed dodging a Michigan student’s IRGC question, media outlets threatening a White House pool boycott over CNN access, plus David Jolly’s vegetarian-to-barbecue pandering on Roland Martin and Sunny Hostin’s disputed claim that she was the holdout juror in the Daniel Rakowitz case. Listen on Apple Podcasts.

Drew Steele talks with Heritage Foundation’s Paul McCarthy about President Trump’s Greenland agreement boosting U.S. Arctic military presence, blocking Russian and Chinese bases and rare-earth investments, and protecting NATO and Greenland’s sovereignty. The show also covers Hillary Clinton’s criticism of White House press access versus her record on social-media censorship, Benghazi, and the Hunter Biden laptop; Governor Ron DeSantis slamming the Supreme Court’s birthright-citizenship ruling and Chinese birth tourism; a Michigan student confronting Abdul El-Sayed over the IRGC; Florida Amendment 3 property-tax relief; David Jolly’s campaign pandering; Chuck Schumer on Trump-Xi and AI; and more conservative analysis of midterms and national security. Listen on Apple Podcasts.

Drew Steele and Florida’s Voice break down President Trump’s White House meeting with Xi Jinping—including the new granite helipad and Xi’s invitation for 100,000 young Americans to study in China—plus Benjamin Netanyahu’s UN speech as delegates walked out and he called remaining protesters moral cowards. The episode also covers Stetson University polls showing Byron Donalds and Ashley Moody leading in Florida, a Central Florida congressional race over gender-transition procedures for minors, voter-fraud charges, Scott Singer’s law-enforcement endorsements, Gallup’s record-low K-12 satisfaction numbers, Nicole Hannah-Jones and school choice, Optima Ed’s classical virtual academy, and why midterms matter for education and the state’s conservative majority. Listen on Apple Podcasts.

President Trump delivers another unfiltered America First address at the United Nations, telling the Iranian representative to his face that the regime is no longer the bully of the Middle East after Operation Midnight Hammer buried their nuclear program. He mocks climate-change name changes, slams UNESCO hypocrisy on mass migration destroying Western culture and persecuting Christians, and calls Cuba a failed communist state—prompting the Cuban delegation to walk out. Florida coverage: Tampa Bay Times attacks Byron Donalds for updating his website while ignoring David Jolly’s ActBlue ties and reported foreign-money issues. A shocking poll shows a plurality of Democrats support removing Trump before 2028 via impeachment, 25th Amendment, military coup, or even assassination (29%). Vice President details another Obamacare fraud ring (40 agents, 50,000 fake enrollments). Kamala Harris campaigns with Abdul El-Sayed talking “black birthing people.” Marco Rubio explains White House press-access decisions. Plus Chinese EV security warnings.

President Trump delivers a no-holds-barred America First speech at the UN, slashing the budget 15% for the first time ever and cutting 4,000 bureaucratic jobs. He stops a secret global carbon tax that would have raised shipping costs 10-20%, declares there will be no global taxes while he’s president, and details 18 new munitions plants under construction. Trump calls out CNN for covering him after they said they wouldn’t and frames fake news as a national security issue. Delegations walk out after he labels Cuba a failed state and confronts Iran as the top terror sponsor. Vice President exposes a massive Obamacare fraud ring—40 brokerage agents enrolled 50,000 people, many nonexistent or ineligible. Florida headlines: Lt. Gov. Jay Collins endorses Byron Donalds for governor; new poll shows Sen. Ashley Moody leading 49-42. Woke news: Kamala Harris campaigns with Abdul El-Sayed talking “black birthing people.” Secretary Rubio explains why certain media lost White House workspace access. Plus Shaq becomes honorary FBI special agent.

President Trump delivers a blunt America First speech at the United Nations, slashing the UN budget 15% for the first time, eliminating thousands of bureaucratic positions, and blocking a secret global carbon tax on shipping. He calls out CNN for showing up after saying they wouldn’t cover him, warns about fake news as a national security issue, details massive new munitions production (18 plants under construction), and confronts failed states like Cuba and Iran—prompting walkouts. Vice President highlights a massive Obamacare fraud ring: 40 brokerage agents enrolled 50,000 people (many nonexistent or ineligible). Florida updates include Lt. Gov. Jay Collins endorsing Byron Donalds for governor and a new poll showing Sen. Ashley Moody leading. Plus woke news: Kamala Harris campaigns with Abdul El-Sayed talking “black birthing people.” Marco Rubio explains White House press access decisions. Unfiltered conservative analysis you won’t get from mainstream media.

GOP nominee Ryan Elijah joins Drew Steele to discuss his Florida 7th District campaign, DC leadership meetings, affordability, data centers, election integrity, and his opponent’s stance on gender-affirming care. The White House promotes its official app for real-time updates after revoking credentials from CNN, MS Now and Politico, who are now suing. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent details new Iran sanctions that will ground all Iranian airlines on September 23. Rep. Maria Salazar appears on Face the Nation pushing the Dignity Act and criticizing Trump deportations. Also covered: Trump’s meeting with Mayor Mamdani at Gracie Mansion, Bill Maher on welfare, Hollywood stars’ Constitution oath versus DSA views, incoming Florida cool front, and NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang on AI regulation and liability. Conservative talk radio analysis of midterms, media bias and Florida issues. Listen on Apple Podcasts.